Lotus Addiction and Recovery Center
If you’re living with chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, or another qualifying condition, a New Hampshire medical cannabis card gives you legal access to therapeutic cannabis at licensed dispensaries across the state.
I offer cannabis card certifications in a safe, confidential setting with the same compassionate, judgment-free care you’ll find throughout my practice.
It provides legal protection and opens up benefits that recreational buyers simply don’t have.
50% Off for Veterans
It’s an honor to serve those who’ve served our country. Veterans receive 50% off their certification appointment with valid proof of service.
New Hampshire has a growing list of qualifying conditions for therapeutic cannabis.
Conditions I commonly certify include:
Patients 21 and older may also qualify under any debilitating or terminal condition where, in the certifying provider’s clinical opinion, the potential benefits of therapeutic cannabis would likely outweigh the potential health risks. Read more at the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services
Not sure if your condition qualifies? Reach out and we can talk through it before you book.
1. Book Your Appointment
Schedule your certification visit online. Available via telehealth statewide or in person at our Manchester, NH office.
2. Meet With Me
We’ll review your health history, confirm your qualifying condition, and I’ll complete the required written certification for your application.
3. Submit to the State
You’ll submit your completed application, written certification, proof of NH residency, and the $50 state application fee to the NH Department of Health and Human Services. Applications go by mail or in person.
4. Get Your Card
Once approved, your NH cannabis registry ID card arrives by mail within approximately 3 weeks. Then you’re ready to visit any licensed Alternative Treatment Center in the state.
Getting your New Hampshire medical cannabis card is a straightforward process and I’m here to help you through every step of it.
Have questions first? Call the office or send a message. I’m happy to help you figure out if this is the right next step for you.